Sentence examples for in line with the timeframe from inspiring English sources

This is all the more surprising given that the UK and French agreed under the Sandhurst Treaty that the UK should respond 'as quickly as possible and in any case in line with the timeframe' of two months.

The large genetic divergence between the two Santa Cruz populations is in line with the timeframe in which saddleback morphology has arisen in other tortoise populations.

However, due to much 'cross-over' between the subtypes in the 'current episode' of illness it has been suggested that for DSM-V, in line with the timeframe used for the diagnosis of BN, that the subtype behavior (e.g. restricting versus bingeing) be consistently present for the last three months [ 11].

However, this hypothesis is not in line with the 2 weeks timeframe of improvement of the claudication in our patient.

The Management board introduced Operational Plan for the remaining implementation period of the project in line with project timeframe.

States are expected to sign final documents next month in line with a timeframe for Mexico to also begin contributing water next year, Bureau of Reclamation spokeswoman Patti Aaron said.

To determine whether a significant changes in expression levels occurred during the timeframe of the study (in line with increases in deltamethrin resistance), normalised mRNA levels were compared between each time point for each population separately using a two-tailed t-test (P <0.05).

Trading at 24 times fiscal 2006 earnings, or 1.4 times the S&P 500, Dell's valuation is "in line with its relative multiple lows for the past few years, each of which occurred in the same February/March timeframe," Goldman said.

Large scale procurement was undertaken to save costs, but this meant that implementation timelines were rushed, being driven according to political timeframes in line with procurement arrangements.

I would like to see the UK come in line with broadband speeds of other European countries with ADSL2+ rolling out quicker than the planned 2008 timeframe.

This timeframe, although generally in line with scattered amphibian studies, seems to vary greatly between species groups (e.g. different families of anurans), and broad-scale assumptions on the time necessary for speciation should be made with caution.